Indian Lunch for Kids

Packing kids lunches is always a big challenge for mothers (and fathers)! It is even harder for working parents who do not have a whole lot of time to think about and prepare healthy, balanced lunches that kids will love. And then, you have to make sure that the food does not spoil, especially during the summer season. At the same, it should taste great without having to heat it up. So many hassles!! Don't you wish that there was a simple guide that you could just follow without having to think everyday?
Well, your wish is about to come true!! We have come up with some quick, easy, nutritious and absolutely delicious lunch ideas for your kids! Just follow this plan and burn your grey cells for other things in life.

Palak poori with pickles or chutney Fresh oranges	Peanut-butter and Jam/Jelly sandwich Baby carrots or Carrot slices
Pumpkin or sweet potato pancakes (dhirdi) Moong dal halwa	Seviya upma with peanuts and vegetables Whole apple
Omlette or Egg Bhurji sandwich Grapes	Cheese sandwich (coriander/cilantro chutney optional) Apple-Banana-Carrot Halwa
Methi and Spinach paratha Besan laddu	Quick & easy paneer paratha Strawberries

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